Afro-Brazil Ghana Festival 2025 relocates to Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park in Accra — a cultural and travel-worthy celebration of Afro-Brazilian–Ghanaian heritage on 12–13 December.

Arik Air joins Nigeria’s first International Airshow in Abuja, highlighting aviation tourism growth, improved connectivity, and Africa’s expanding travel sector.

Ghana Africa World Airlines (AWA) celebrates 5 million passengers. This milestone boosts domestic and regional tourism connecting Accra, Kumasi, Tamale

Trinidad & Tobago and Ghana prepare for a direct flight connection, enhancing tourism, cultural exchanges, and business links between the Caribbean and West Africa.

Adansi Travels introduces Ghana’s first premium early-purchase travel programme, Smart Travel Plan 2026, offering exclusive benefits for 2026 travel.

Ghana introduces new passport reforms with reduced fees and one-day issuance, improving travel convenience and security for citizens and tourists alike.

Policies, infrastructure, and safety measures are required for Ghana’s tourism sector to flourish and drive the 24-hour economy vision forward.

Ghana’s new national airline aims to strengthen Accra’s role as a regional aviation hub, enhancing tourism and connectivity for travelers across West Africa.

Accra will host the Talking Drums Festival in December 2025, a major global hip-hop celebration that will boost tourism and culture in Ghana and beyond.

Ghana’s first-ever Afro-Gastro Festival will take place in Accra, celebrating African and diaspora food traditions, with performances and culinary showcases.